Safe Cure testimonial from 1906 reader in Babylon
A Babylon resident reports kidney disease symptoms improved after six months of Warner's Safe Cure. The letter praises recovery from back pain sleep issues and heart palpitations, urging others to try the product. The ad cites kidney disease links to gout and rheumatism and offers a free trial bottle and medical booklet.
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Liliuokalani’s Claims Again Before Senate
Vice President Fairbanks presented a second addition to the 1905 petition on behalf of Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii. The 150 page brief seeks restoration of sovereign lands allegedly taken during the U S annexation and asks action in the current Congress session.
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Sold Out to Raymond Stock Ads at Lowest Retail Prices
Sold out to Raymond follows extensive C. L. Flacus stock with huge quantities. Listings show atomizers nebulizers hot water bottles family syringes fountain syringes irrigators hospital and physicians glassware and many medical supplies at the lowest prices. Includes brushes thermometers hypodermic syringes and other hospital ware.
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Major New England stock sale opens with vast assortment
Advertisement boasts a huge retail stock including rubber goods and more than 4560 feet of space on the second floor. It promotes separate entrances at 352 and 354-356 Washington Street and offers Pougas Co and D. C. Burke stock from Worcester and Woonsocket with high to medium priced clothing for men, boys, and children.
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Lawyers Admit Guilty In Forgery Conspiracy Trial
In Superior Court yesterday morning attorneys James Oliver Higgins Peter J Callanan and Matthew P Callanan pleaded guilty to forgery subornation of perjury and related indictments. Higgins faces sentencing Thursday night while the Callanans are to be sentenced a week later.
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Firing Came From Town at Fort Brown Incident
Washington February 11 The firing on the night of August 18 at Fort Brown Texas is described as an attack from the town on the garrison by Mingo Sanders former first sergeant of Company B 25th Infantry Before the Senate military affairs committee Sanders said bullets whizzed overhead as he rushed from quarters to the Company B barracks He reported no knowledge of any participants or conspiracy and noted his pistol was in the sergeant room not in the rack the committee adjourned before completing his testimony
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Mormonism seen as civil war threat by anti polygamy advocate
Mrs. Mary Weed national lecturer against polygamy tells a Post reporter the spread of Mormon faith and endowment vows could spur civil war, citing oaths to avenge Joseph Smith. She testifies before Massachusetts and Connecticut legislatures amid debate over anti polygamy amendments.
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Dynamite Cartridge Kills Man in Vermont
In Montpelier Vermont Henry Downey 40 an electric light crew member was instantly killed when a dynamite cartridge exploded as he tried to lift the top with a knife Edward Freedom nearby escaped injury Downey leaves a widow and one child
Booklovers Contest Rules and Answer Submission
The Boston Post announces submission methods for the Booklovers Contest with mail, office delivery, or express options and notes safeguards, seals, and trust company verification. Rules cover timing, no recall, multiple sets, neatness, and eligibility. prizes may be divided in ties.
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Jamaican Tourists Return Aboard Admiral Dewey From Jamaica
The steamer Admiral Dewey arrived at Long Wharf with 14 saloon passengers and a cargo of fruit from Jamaican ports. Passengers included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orcutt, Mrs. E A Becker and family, Mrs. Harrington, and Captains Davison and Anderson. The trip noted improved island sanitation and a Costa Rica Jamaica fruit region in good condition. Mrs Beckner, wife of a Seventh Day Adventist president, was aboard with three children. a society secretary died in Kingston. relatives plan arrangements for Beckner and family in Britain and the U S through spring.
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Rexall Americanitis Elixir for Nerves
An advertisement promotes Rexall Remedies offering Americanitis Elixir as a nerve tonic. It claims the formula includes free phosphorus glycophosphates iron pyrophosphate and Calisaya bark alkaloids, aiding nerve cells and overall body tone. Bottle price listed as 7bc and $1.50.
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Knights Purchase Dorchester Clubhouse for Fraternal Group
Knights of Columbus councils in Dorchester secure a home by transferring the Dorchester Club estate at Pleasant and Pearl streets to the Columbus Club of Boston. The 15 196 square foot property includes an up to date clubhouse built in 1892. The new club lists William M. Connell as president and 4 officers with about 1000 Dorchester and Roxbury residents among its members.
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Dorchester Club
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Pearl Streets
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Thomas H. Goode
Dennis F. Carpenter
Timothy T. Toomey
Richard EK. Clancy
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Theft at 42 Howard Street Stages Cornet and Violin
A thief entered Fred Beldhaus’s room at 42 Howard Street while the occupant was away in the morning and stole two cornets a violin a case and a camera with a German lens. The room was ransacked.
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Howard Street
Piles Cured in Days by Pazo Ointment Guarantee
Advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures piles including itching and bleeding in 8 to 14 days or money back. Offers a 50 cent price and refund policy.
Three Fire Horses Fall in Snow Slush Crash
Fire engine three horses topple after leader stumbles at Dover and Emerald as snow and slush hindered a rapid response to a small blaze at 196 Shawmut Avenue. Firefighter William Haymond prevented serious injury amid the spill, alarm for a slight fire at Peter Cipino's three and a half story building.
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Emerald Streets
William Haymond
Shawmut Avenue
Peter Cipino
Dyspeplets Charm and Aid Stomachs in Verse
A playful verse extols the dyspeplets as a potent charm for stomach ills. It insists they never harm but always fill the bill, delivering humor through clever rhymes.
Newton Folk to Discuss Terminal Change
Newton Centre February 11 Citizens of the Village Improvement Society plan a mass meeting in Bray Hall on Wednesday evening to decide if daily Boston and Albany railroad passengers favor moving the terminal from South Station to Park Square. Leading merchants and politicians promote the issue. William H. Nobbe chairs the organizing committee.
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Signals disregarded at Ossining wreck inquiry
Ossining New York February 11 inquest into the Montreal express wreck heard witnesses say the freight train was allowed onto the express track despite signals. The collision could not be avoided due to slippery rails and the engineer remained held in bail of 2500 dollars.
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Mayors of France to sign lease contract for churches
Paris Feb 11 reports from Univers a Catholic organ say Cardinal Richard bishop of Paris has received reports showing more than half of France's mayors are ready to sign the model contract for leasing churches as proposed by the Episcopate.
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Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad
Advertising blurb touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. Druggists money back if it falls to cure. Signature of B. W. Grove appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
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Easant
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